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EX4 to MQ4 Decompiler Introduction This is the home page of the critically acclaimed ex4 to mq4 machine code decompiler. The goal of a machine code decompiler is to analyze executable files (like.EX4 or.DLL files in Windows, Linux, Ubuntu or MAC) and attempt to create a high level representation of the machine code in the source code file: the decompiler tries to reconstruct the machine code from which the source file was compiled in the first place. The ex4 decompiler is designed to be processor- and platform-agnostic. The intent is that you should be able to use it to decompile EX4 and EX5 executables for any processor architecture and not be tied to a particular instruction set. The decompiler can also be run as a command-line tool, in which case it can be fed either with a simple EX4 or EX5 executable file, or a decompiler project file, which not only specifies the executable file to decompile but also any oracular information that assists its work. The decompiler also has a simple graphical front end, which enables a novice forex trader to comprehend easily.
The outputs of the decompiler is optional between MQ4 or MQ5 source codes as chosen by the user during the decompilation process. Decompiler Design The decompiler consists of several phases. • The loading phase loads the executable EX4 or EX5 into memory and determines what kind of executable is being decompiled. The executable format usually defines the processor format and the expected operating system environment. For older formats, such as plain.EX4 files, the processor (x86 real mode) and operating system environment (EX4) are implicit.
Once the format is determined, the binary is loaded into memory (uncompressing it if necessary) and pointer or segment relocations are carried out. These relocations are also helpful in later stages of the decompiler, as each relocated pointer value can be given a preliminary type pointer-to() and each relocated segment selector the type segment-selector. • The scanning phase follows the loading phase. The executable will usually have one or more entry points, addresses pointing to executable code. The code at the the entry points is disassembled and traced, looking in particular for branch, call, and return statements. Successively, individual procedures are discovered, and call graph is built up, whose edges represent calls between procedures. EX4 Decompiler Phase 3 – 6 • The rewriting phase rewrites all machine-specific instructions into low-level machine-independent instructions.
Idiomatic instruction sequences are rewritten to expressions. From this point on, the decompilation process is processor independent. • The analysis phase first does a interprocedural reaching definitions analysis. This is done to determine, for each procedure proc of the program, which processor registers are preserved and which processor registers are modified after a call to proc. A subsequent interprocedural liveness analysis, combined with the results of the reaching definitions analysis, determines which processor registers are used as parameters and return value registers for each procedure.
Note that this analysis avoids depending on a specific processor/platform ABI or calling convention. Once the two interprocedural analyses are complete, the procedures can be rewritten with their explicit arguments. Subsequent analyses are then performed on a procedure-by-procedure basis.
Procedures are converted into SSA Form, condition code flags are eliminated and expressions are simplified. Finally the procedures are converted out of SSA Form. • The interprocedural type analysis phase attempts to recover the data types used in the program by analyzing the way in which values are used by the program code, incorporating clues obtained from the relocation data as well as any “oracular” information provided by the user. Memory access expressions are converted into their equivalents. • Finally, a structure analysis rewrites the control structures from unstructured MT4-language. Software Development The decompiler is written in C# and currently targets CLR version 2.0. It’s currently developed with Visual Studio 2005, but the plan is to have a working MonoDevelop project soon.
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The project implements the Test Driven Development methodology, with heavy emphasis on unit testing. No new code is allowed into the project unless it has one or more associated tests written for it. Developing a decompiler is notoriously tricky work with lots of special cases. Not having unit tests would make development an eternal bug hunt as fixes for one bug introduce other bugs. Unit tests are developed using NUnit v2.2. Subversion is used for source control.